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Declaration of Rights and Grievances (view source)
Revision as of 13:12, March 14, 2020
, 13:12, March 14, 2020Similarities to the Declaration and Resolves of the First Continental Congress
The '''Declaration of Rights and Grievances''', issued by the [[Stamp Act Congress]] in 1765, highlights the increasing frustration that colonists felt in their relation to the Crown. In this Declaration, the colonists declared their undoubted [[Rights of Englishmen]], that trial by jury is a right, and the injurious nature of the [[Stamp Act]].
The '''Declaration of Rights and Grievances''', issued by the [[Stamp Act Congress]] in 1765, highlights the increasing frustration that colonists felt in their relation to the Crown. In this Declaration, the colonists declared their undoubted [[Rights of Englishmen]], that trial by jury is a right, and the injurious nature of the [[Stamp Act]].
The [[Declaration and Resolves of the First Continental Congress]], bearing some similarity, was adopted after the passage of the [[Intolerable Acts]].
{{Building Toward Independence}}
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[[Category:American Revolution]]
[[Category:American Revolution]]